10s Blitz: Guess the 195 Flags (Part 3)

[C] Sierra Leone | The green-white-blue tricolour: green for mountains and agriculture, white for unity and justice, blue for Freetown’s harbour and global peace.

[A] Laos | Horizontal red-blue-red stripes with a centered white disc: red for blood of struggle, blue for the Mekong, white for the moonlit promise of peace.

[B] Turkmenistan | Emerald field, vertical red carpet-gul stripe and olive branches: green for life, five motifs for tribes, crescent and stars for Islam and regions, olive for neutrality.

[C] Libya | Simple tricolour of red-black-green with white crescent and star: red for martyrs, black for the dark past, green for prosperity, symbols for Islam and hope.

[B] Kyrgyzstan | Red flag blazing with a yellow sun and 40-ray tündük: red for courage, sun for eternity, 40 rays for Manas’s tribes.

[D] Paraguay | Horizontal red-white-blue stripes with different obverse and reverse emblems: red for justice, white for peace, blue for liberty, each side tells its own national story.

[D] Nicaragua | Blue-white-blue with rainbow and volcanoes: the seas sandwich Central America, volcanoes stand for the five republics, rainbow for peace.

[C] Bulgaria | Horizontal white-green-red tricolour: white for freedom, green for agriculture, red for soldiers’ blood.

[A] Serbia | Red-blue-white tricolour with double-headed eagle and crown: centuries-old Slavic tricolour now crowned with medieval heritage.

[A] El Salvador | Blue-white-blue with coat of arms: the isthmus between two oceans, volcanoes for the five states, rainbow for unity.

[B] Republic of the Congo | Diagonal green-yellow-red: pan-African colours signalling revolution, wealth and blood of martyrs.

[C] Denmark | White Nordic cross on red, the world’s oldest continuously used flag, legend born from a sky-born miracle.

[B] Singapore | Red over white with crescent and five stars: red for brotherhood, white for purity, symbols for a young nation’s ideals and unity.

[C] Lebanon | Red-white-red cedar: red for blood, white for snow-capped peaks, cedar for immortality.

[D] Finland | Blue Nordic cross on white: white for snow, blue for lakes, cross for Nordic ties.

[A] Liberia | Horizontal red-white-red stripes with lone white star: stripes for the thirteen founders, star for the first independent African republic.

[D] Norway | Red with indigo Nordic cross edged in white: red and blue recall past unions, white for peace.

[D] Slovakia | Horizontal white-blue-red tricolour with double cross on blue shield: Slavic colours and Christian heritage.

[A] State of Palestine | Black-white-green tricolour with red triangle: pan-Arab liberation colours, triangle pointing to progress.

[C] Central African Republic | Four horizontal stripes and vertical red stripe with gold star: pan-African and French colours united, star for hope.

[B] Oman | Horizontal white-red-green with vertical red stripe and crossed swords and dagger: white for peace, red for battles, green for fertility, khanjar for heritage.

[C] Ireland | Vertical green-white-orange tricolour: green for Catholics, orange for Protestants, white for peace between them.

[D] New Zealand | Blue ensign with red Southern Cross: oceanic realm and southern skies under British constellation.

[A] Mauritania | Green field with golden crescent and star, red stripes above and below: green for Islam, gold for desert, red for blood of sacrifice.

[A] Costa Rica | Five horizontal stripes with a large blue-white-blue triple band: blue for sky and ocean, white for peace, red for warmth of the people.

[C] Kuwait | Horizontal green-white-red with black trapezoid: pan-Arab colours, black for battle, red for swords, green for land, white for deeds.

[D] Panama | Quartered blue-red with white stars and rectangles: blue for Conservatives, red for Liberals, white for peace, stars for purity and integrity.

[B] Croatia | Horizontal red-white-blue with chequered shield and crown: tricolour for Slavic fraternity, chessboard for medieval kings.

[A] Georgia | White field with red St George’s cross and four smaller crosses: Christian chivalry and national resurrection.

[C] Eritrea | Green-red-blue triangle with olive branch and wreath: green for agriculture, blue for sea, red for blood, olive for peace.

[D] Mongolia | Vertical red-blue-red with golden soyombo: red for progress, blue for sky, soyombo for fire, sun, moon and eternity.

[A] Uruguay | Nine horizontal blue-white stripes with Sun of May: stripes for the original departments, sun for independence.

[A] Bosnia and Herzegovina | Blue with seven white stars and yellow triangle: stars for Europe, triangle for the three peoples, blue for EU aspiration.

[B] Qatar | Maroon field with nine white serrated points: maroon for blood, serrated edge for Qatar as the ninth reconciled emirate.

[A] Moldova | Vertical tricolour of blue, yellow and red with central coat of arms: Romanian colours, aurochs for heritage, olive for peace.

[C] Namibia | Diagonal red-white-green-blue triangles and sun: red for people, white for peace, green for land, blue for sky, sun for life.

[D] Armenia | Horizontal red-blue-orange: red for blood, blue for sky, orange for creative labor and fertile soil.

[C] Lithuania | Horizontal yellow-green-red: yellow for sun, green for forests, red for courage.

[A] Jamaica | Diagonal black-green-yellow cross: black for strength, green for land, yellow for sunshine, X for past struggles.

[C] Albania | Red field with black double-headed eagle: Gjergj Kastrioti’s heraldic bird guarding sovereignty.

[B] Gambia | Horizontal red-blue-green with white borders: red for savanna, blue for Gambia River, green for forests, white for peace.

[A] Gabon | Horizontal green-yellow-blue: green for forest, yellow for equator, blue for Atlantic.

[C] Botswana | Light blue with black-edged white stripes: blue for water, stripes for zebra and racial harmony.

[D] Lesotho | Horizontal blue-white-green stripes with black mokorotlo: blue for rain, white for peace, green for land, hat for Basotho culture.

[A] Guinea-Bissau | Vertical red-yellow-black with black star: pan-African colours, star for African freedom.

[A] Slovenia | Horizontal white-blue-red with coat of arms: mountains, sea and rivers framed by Triglav stars.

[B] Equatorial Guinea | Horizontal green-white-red with blue triangle and coat of arms: green for forest, white for peace, red for struggle, blue for sea.

[A] Latvia | Horizontal carmine-white-carmine: red for blood, white for right; one of Europe’s oldest flags.

[D] North Macedonia | Red field with golden sun of eight rays and eight minor rays, the “new sun of liberty.”

[C] Bahrain | Red field with five white serrated points: red for Kharijite heritage, points for the five pillars of Islam.